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now that's funny-I don't care who you are that's funny!!!
great comeback line LMAO!

Thanks Tuba Man!
JV

Trial and error my friend! If you don't blow it up, which I doubt will happen, you'll find the sound you want. Just get a basic this to that connection in place, and start turning knobs. Some of the best music comes from mistakes. It's only as complicated as you make it. Have fun and enjoy your new toy!
JV

I like to think of myself as somewhere in the middle. I think I'm really good till I hear someone that is!! Even if I could play some lead, I still prefer to play rhythm. You can get into the "groove" and just bang away with what you feel in the beat. Pickers are to picky about being perfect. Strummers just play along and smile.
JV

Johnny Vitalis was my old stage name. The band was called---Johnny Vitalis and the Brylcreem Kids featuring the V.O.5's plus Conditioner. The V.O.5's plus Conditioner were the 6 female backup singers. Some people still to this day still only know me as Johnny.

Standing tall it is 22"  - horn on top, speaker on bottom
16" across the front, slanting back to 8" across the back
12" from back to front, (thick)
weighs at least 65 lbs.
Very hard black plastic (almost steel) casing.
has feet (knobs) for standing upright or laying on its' side,  has built in handle on top if laying on its' side like a monitor.

As far as taking it apart!!! the thing is sealed up like Fort Knox,
there are what looks like "rivets" holding the "panel" in at the back.
I think the only way in would be a blow torch!!!

there are 3 sets of plug ins in the back, each with separate vol. control.
Line in, line out and mic.
under the three are treble and bass adjustment knobs.
beside the power out let it reads 350 watts.
there does not seem to be any joints, seems or screws on any of the surface.
the screen is a standard black steel mesh covering the speaker. the horn is open.

I hope this will help SOMEBODY recognize this thing.

By the way --this thing can blast out the windows all by itself!!
Again - hope this helps
JV

I have been a performer most of my life but never as an individual solo act. With the help of Chordie and its' Moderators and members I can now make this dream a reality.  Only second to my wifes' encouragment, Chordie is the main reson for this accomplishment. I special thanks goes out to mekidsmom for helping me find so many songs.
Johnny Vitalis
( Steve Boileau )

Who knows where and when "old friends" will pop back into one's life. If by chance he shows up again I'll try to "reach out" I've seen stranger things happen!!!
JV

YOU THE MAN BIG DADDY...Congrats!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
you've written more songs than I have in my whole repitoire!!!!
JV

Another great write on a very touchy subject.
This is one of the rare occasions where the opportunity to make a difference in someones life could come through a song. Good work Daddycool!!!
JV